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I say dirty lie because the reaction force is not on the action force

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I agree with this answer because the reaction force is on both objects the action force affects

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I agree with this answer because the reaction force is on both objects the action force affects

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Lie because it would affect both objects due to them releasing an equal amount of force.

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Lie because it would affect both objects due to them releasing an equal amount of force.

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Dirty lie because the reaction force would be in both objects 

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Dirty lie because the reaction force would be in both objects 

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allie p

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Dirty lie because, the reaction force is on the object that causes the action force and the object that receives the action force

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Dirty lie because, the reaction force is on the object that causes the action force and the object that receives the action force

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I would say lie because the reaction force can act upon the object that causes the action and object affected by the action.

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I would say lie because the reaction force can act upon the object that causes the action and object affected by the action.

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I believe this is true because if the forces are equal, then they will have an equal reaction. Though if the forces are unproportional, there will be unequal reactions.

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I believe this is true because if the forces are equal, then they will have an equal reaction. Though if the forces are unproportional, there will be unequal reactions.

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I say this is true because Newton’s third law says that the action will always have a reaction.

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I believe this is a lie, because no matter if they are balanced or not the reaction is the same

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I believe this is a lie, because no matter if they are balanced or not the reaction is the same

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allie p

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I think dirty lie because even if one force is higher than the other there is still going to be a reaction

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I think dirty lie because even if one force is higher than the other there is still going to be a reaction

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Dirty lie because the reaction force would be on both objects and equal to both as well.

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I say dirty lie because the reaction would be the same regardless

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I believe this is a dirty lie because the reaction force would be on both of the objects

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I believe this is a dirty lie because the reaction force would be on both of the objects

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This is obviously incorrect because every action has an equal and opposite reaction

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this is a lie because the reaction force can cause the action force and they have to exert an equal amount on the object

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this is a lie because the reaction force can cause the action force and they have to exert an equal amount on the object

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it's a lie because both forces are equal.

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it's a lie because both forces are equal.

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This is a lie because the opposite reaction gives an equal amount of force to the objects making it equal no matter what.

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This is a lie because the opposite reaction gives an equal amount of force to the objects making it equal no matter what.

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This is a lie because the action causes the reaction. Without the action there is no reaction.

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This is a lie because the action causes the reaction. Without the action there is no reaction.

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This is a lie because they happen at the same time

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This is a lie because they happen at the same time

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I think this is a lie because when an object reacts with another, they aren’t always equal.

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This is a lie because both forces are present at the same time.

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This is a lie because both forces are present at the same time.

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This is a lie because the track is an immovable object so the runner would not be able to move the track to the left, she would only be able to push off of the track

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This is a lie because the track is an immovable object so the runner would not be able to move the track to the left, she would only be able to push off of the track

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This is true because she is pushing against it

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This is true because she is pushing against it

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You have to have an action to have a reaction

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You have to have an action to have a reaction

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Lie because even if the forces aren't balanced there will still be a reaction

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Lie because even if the forces aren't balanced there will still be a reaction

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No

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I say dirty lie because these reactions happen st the same time

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I feel like this is not true but it is a gut feeling.

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This is a lie because she pushing the track but it doesn't move instead she does

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I think this is true because there is no reaction without the prior action.

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This is false because she is not moving the track, she is pushing off of the track propelling her forward.

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This is false because she is not moving the track, she is pushing off of the track propelling her forward.

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Lie because it doesn't matter how much force is applied, there will always be an equal and opposite force. 

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Lie because it doesn't matter how much force is applied, there will always be an equal and opposite force. 

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lie because of air resistance being a variable and you being able to influence it

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lie because of air resistance being a variable and you being able to influence it

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This is true because of equal and opposite reaction. Also if you think about her feet, they are pushing the other direction to create speed.

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If there is no force on an object it is at rest

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Lie because the action force and reaction force happen at the same time.

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Lie because the action force and reaction force happen at the same time.

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This is true, the normal force of the ground pushes you up because the floor is immovable. 

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This is true, the normal force of the ground pushes you up because the floor is immovable. 

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This is true because you need an action to have a reaction

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This is true because you need an action to have a reaction

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This is because  a reaction is in response to something
-Jack D.

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True because there needs to be something holding you down

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True because there needs to be something holding you down

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This is true because the floor's force would be the normal force.

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This is true because the floor's force would be the normal force.

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True because the floor is the normal force

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This is a lie because although the runner is moving to the right, she would be pushing off of the track, but the track itself would not move

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This is a lie because although the runner is moving to the right, she would be pushing off of the track, but the track itself would not move

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The floor is the opposite reaction to gravity which equals out.

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This is true because the floor would apply normal force to your weight

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This is true because the floor would apply normal force to your weight

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This is true because the floor would be the normal force.

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This is true because the floor would be the normal force.

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This is false because the track pushes back against the runner and cancels out the force of the push while also propelling the runner to the right. 

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This is false because the track pushes back against the runner and cancels out the force of the push while also propelling the runner to the right. 

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This is a lie due to the fact that every action has an equal and opposite reaction and that the reaction force would not fixate on the object causing the force

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This is a lie because they occur at the same time.

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This is a lie because they occur at the same time.

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This is a lie. If you were to lean forward while standing still on ice, you would most likely move forward due to lack of friction.

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Lie because if it is frictionless you are still able to push off of the ice and using friction you would slide.

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Lie because if it is frictionless you are still able to push off of the ice and using friction you would slide.

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This is false because you'll still have other forces acting on you that can cause you to move forward

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This is false because you'll still have other forces acting on you that can cause you to move forward

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This is true because you in contact with a level surface and are pushed up on by the floor. 

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This is true because you in contact with a level surface and are pushed up on by the floor. 

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true because the normal force which is the floor balances out the force of gravity

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true because the normal force which is the floor balances out the force of gravity

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False because there's no friction

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This is a lie because there is always an equal and opposite reaction no matter the amount of force applied.

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This is a lie because there is always an equal and opposite reaction no matter the amount of force applied.

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True because she has to be pushing the track to the left to move right.

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True because she has to be pushing the track to the left to move right.

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True because the floor has to support your weight by holding it up.

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True because the floor has to support your weight by holding it up.

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This is a lie because you could use the frictionless surface to move.

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This is a lie because you could use the frictionless surface to move.